An enterprise is expanding its AWS environment by migrating several regional e-commerce workloads into separate AWS accounts under a single organization in AWS Organizations. The security team has defined the following requirements:
1. Workloads must only be deployed within a set of approved AWS Regions.
2. Member accounts must not be able to disable or modify the compliance monitoring rules established by the security team.
3. Developers must maintain administrative privileges within their dedicated development accounts.
Which two actions should a Solutions Architect take to implement these controls? (Select TWO.)
- Create and attach a Service Control Policy (SCP) to the organization's root or relevant Organizational Units (OUs) that denies resource creation in non-approved Regions and denies modification of AWS Config resources.Cevap
- Deploy the compliance monitoring rules as AWS Config organizational rules from the organization's management account.Cevap
- CCreate an IAM policy with permissions boundaries and rely on IAM permission inheritance to automatically restrict local administrator roles in the member accounts.
- DConfigure an Amazon S3 bucket policy in a centralized logging account that denies all write operations originating from non-approved AWS Regions.
- EUse AWS Resource Access Manager (RAM) to share the central security account's IAM roles and AWS Config configurations with the member accounts.
Cevap
Deploy the compliance monitoring rules as AWS Config organizational rules from the organization's management account, and create and attach a Service Control Policy (SCP) to the organization's root or relevant Organizational Units (OUs) that denies resource creation in non-approved Regions and denies modification of AWS Config resources.
Deploying AWS Config rules as organizational rules ensures that they are automatically created in all member accounts and can only be modified or deleted by the organization's management account. Attaching an SCP at the OU or organization root level enforces absolute regional restrictions and prevents modification of Config resources, acting as a guardrail that local administrators cannot override.
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Enforcing multi-account governance requires utilizing Service Control Policies (SCPs) to set global guardrails (such as regional restrictions and resource protection) and AWS Config organizational rules to deploy tamper-proof compliance rules across all accounts.
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